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Learn from the Ravens and Chargers defenses. They basically used a safety as a spy on Hill. Never allowing him any big plays.

Buffalo's D is taking notes. Nice article.

I love math😀

Yeah, I don't see KC scoring 38 on our D. Even if Milano is out. The difference is going to be disruption from our DLine. To this point the Bills D looks legit.

We need to put some OLmen in there that can get the job done and I think we just did that. It also helps to have receivers out there that aren't crippled like in the AFC championship game. I think the outcome of this game is going to be different.

Another thing KC does very well is presnap motion. They are very good at getting the defense to bite on that crap. Just hope the coaches and players are in the film room for this one. I think KC's losses this year are an indicator that teams have had another year to study them.

Nice write up, but that was Star's second sack of the season.

Raiders are still undefeated.

Fixed it. Their pass defense is nearly as bad.

KC D is giving up 5.4yds/rush so far this year.

Break some more records, Josh.

Whoa, indeed!

Have a hunch, politics and money will influence whatever happens on the stadium. It's going to be a few years out anyway, so I am just enjoying the teams winning ways and not really thinking about it at this point. Go Bill!

Some of the things they talk about in the article, using other teams as examples, the Bills do as well. The presnap motion for instance is something the Chiefs use very effectively for instance. I just found the article interesting because they talk about what is working well across the league, then think back on some Bills games and realize that many of these strategies are also Bills strategies. They focus on what teams are doing these things best around the league and you know the coaches and players are taking notice. Both on offense and defense.

Really like this guys format and his analysis seems to be pretty accurate too. Nice video and hope he does more of them.

https://www.nfl.com/news/three-offensive-strategies-paying-off-early-in-2021-nfl-season-plus-my-favorite- Pretty good write up on what different teams are doing. Here's a snippet:

I like that 74 catch percentage.

He also had the whole defense drifting left with him when he walked in for a TD to the right. Drift left, drift left, then took off to the right. Easy rushing TD.

Singletary has looked great this year too. So far, it looks like when one of them is struggling the other one is picking up the slack. That's just what we need.

That Washington defense is like, "Damn, now we gotta go back out there"

Laughing at the comments like "yikes" and "oops".

Time to open up a can of whoop ass.

I think Rousseau and Epenesa have just been too good. Then you've got entrenched vets playing too. Just not enough spots available for them.

Haha, I guess I never really noticed the name is French.

The Frenchman?